One section of this work explains that metaphors are used in poetry because representation is delightful
 to men. The author of this work spent seven long years creating it, after which he had a revelation so
 powerful that "all that [he had] written seem[ed] like straw." The purpose of this work is explained by a
 quote from Paul, who said "Like babes in Christ I fed you milk and not meat" in the Corinthians, which this
 work quotes several times after the repeated phrase "but on the contrary." Natural Law is described in the
 second portion of this work, in which a videtur, sed contra, and responsio comprise an article, many of
 which comprise a question, many of which comprise a major theological topic. Five argu
One section of this work explains that metaphors are used in poetry because representation is delightful
 to men. The author of this work spent seven long years creating it, after which he had a revelation so
 powerful that "all that [he had] written seem[ed] like straw." The purpose of this work is explained by a
 quote from Paul, who said "Like babes in Christ I fed you milk and not meat" in the Corinthians, which this
 work quotes several times after the repeated phrase "but on the contrary." Natural Law is described in the
 second portion of this work, in which a videtur, sed contra, and responsio comprise an article, many of
 which comprise a question, many of which comprise a major theological topic. Five arguments for the
 existence of God and many citations by Aristotle comprise, for 10 points, what major treatise of St. Thomas
 Aquinas?
One section of this work explains that metaphors are used in poetry because representation is delightful
 to men.
{Summa Theologica} [or {Compendium} of {Theology}; or Theological {Compendium}; prompt on